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To make our application more accessible to users around the world, we need to implement localization. This includes translating our user interface and documentation into multiple languages.

Our current GitHub workflows for continuous integration (CI) are failing. We need to debug and fix these workflows to ensure that our CI processes run smoothly.

To enhance our database structure, we need to implement a Star model. This involves creating new tables and relationships in our database schema.

To make the login/signup process more convenient for our users, we should integrate GitHub OAuth. This will allow users to login/signup using their GitHub accounts.

As more users are accessing applications on mobile devices, we need to design and implement a mobile user interface for FOSSDB. The mobile UI should be intuitive, user-friendly, and provide a seamless experience to our users. We need to follow best practices for mobile UI design, including clear navigation, touch-friendly components, and efficient use of screen space.

To enhance user experience, we need to implement personalization features. This could include personalized recommendations, user profiles, and customizable UI themes.

Our current user settings interface could be improved. We need to redesign and implement a more intuitive and user-friendly settings interface.

Automate Population of Model Fields from GitHub API
Description: To keep our data up-to-date, we need to automate the process of populating our model fields with data from the GitHub API. This involves writing scripts that fetch data from the API and update our database.

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To ensure the reliability and stability of our codebase, we need to write comprehensive unit and integration tests. These tests should cover all critical components of the FOSSDB. The goal is to achieve at least 80% code coverage.

In order to make the deployment of FOSSDB easier and more consistent across different environments, we need to Dockerize our application. This involves creating a Dockerfile and updating our documentation with instructions on how to use it.

As our project continues to grow, it's important that we have a clear and concise documentation that will help newcomers to understand what the project is about, how to set it up and use it.

Therefore, I suggest we create a README.md file at the root of the project that will provide an overview of the project, its goals and instructions for setting it up and running it.

The README.md file should include the following sections:

• Introduction: A brief description of the project and its
• Getting started: Instructions for setting up and running the project
• Usage: Examples of how to use the project, including any required inputs and
• Contributing: Guidelines for contributing to the project, including information on how to submit pull requests and report issues.

I believe that having a clear and concise README.md file will greatly benefit our project and make it more accessible to potential users and contributors.

Our current homepage, news section, and dashboard lack content and need to be filled with relevant information for our users. We need to create engaging and informative content for these sections.